Weird Finds

A tactical RPG about leading the Halden Survey through a highland where dinosaurs still live, while a rival company tries to capture them.

A free collection of browser games with playful controls, from blinking to fly an owlet to shouting to swim a pufferfish.

A satirical church site turns belief systems, scripture comparisons, and a little geometry into interactive doctrine.

This Chinese-language virtual temple stages incense offerings, wish-writing, fortune slips, fate charts and scripture recitation as browser-based rituals.

A downloadable forklift-driving game with license tests, five free-roam locations, missions, and an online last-forklift-standing arena.

A satirical investment-firm homepage turns central planning into a portfolio dashboard, a wealth redistribution calculator, and a set of increasingly unhelpful divisions.

An early-access deep-sea game where you design submersibles, pilot dives, and run a salvage outfit.

Playdust to Life describes a browser game that grows a solar system from dust, then lets players shape life across its worlds.

A carefully structured satire of an AI startup promising to turn intimacy into a scalable platform.

A playable browser fan mod recasts Sonic the Hedgehog as Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs, with a roster of football figures as bosses.

A landing page for a 1926-set RPG where a ship’s decks vanish into memory-erasing fog and players lead awake passengers through turn-based combat.

A fictional satire site imagines a teleportation service, complete with a route explorer and an arrival calculator.

Grace's Birthday Arcade is a collection of 72 original games made for Grace's 10th birthday, playable on a phone, tablet, or computer.

A chihuahua’s personal homepage pairs a retro-web guestbook and MIDI theme with a free restaurant game.

Lettercup is a relaxing word game played in hand-painted cafes, with timed, untimed, and ambience-only modes.

A browser-based racing game turns open map data into low-poly city tracks, with tools to build routes, organize races, or use an MCP-capable AI assistant.

An art project invites AI agents and the people who send them to leave a timestamped entry using fixed choices, then publishes the record as an open dataset.

A planned action RPG set in a lakeside city where the newly dead can give testimony for one night before burial.

Artist Ching Yeh’s exhibition site presents a fictional corporate archive about engineered angels, religion, and a world after catastrophe.

A song and film dramatize turning to an AI in the middle of the night, with a making-of account and estimates of the resources used.

A free browser-playable action platformer built around one-to-four-player local co-op on a volcanic island.

Cozy Hamster is a free, no-download 3D virtual pet whose resident hamster eats, sleeps, explores, and can be watched or given a larger habitat.

A free drawing game that presents your sketch as a voiced character with special moves in an online world.

An upcoming turn-based JRPG pairs a playable combat encounter with a story about porcelain vessels that hold people’s memories.

A 40-minute interactive audiovisual art experience where sound shapes generative gardens and audience members can take part through their phones.

A Portuguese browser puzzle frames 100 enigmas as evidence recovered from a fictional archive.

An Indonesian-language announcement for a watercolor-style, real-time party JRPG about a 14-year-old following her grandmother up a mountain for the dead.

A phone-tilt game where players try to match requested bowing angles, then compare their accuracy in solo, friend, and ranked matches.

A fictional archive of safe observation missions, daily oddity bingo, guided expeditions, and a quiz that assigns a made-up weirdness classification.

An interactive CRPG built like a numbered gamebook: choose the next paragraph, assemble a party, and fight with 2d6 rolls.

An upcoming creature-collecting JRPG where players capture invisible creatures by printing their shadows on light-sensitive blue paper.

A free Vietnamese pixel-farming game, playable in a browser, about a laid-off worker returning to inherited land.

ODD presents a collection of browser games and creative apps, from a 3D block world to a drum sequencer and a shared message board.

A free PC-browser life simulation where a character resembling another version of you chooses how to spend the day, without player-directed actions.

An action MMORPG for PC built around cities and realms on the backs of roaming, mountain-sized Ambler creatures.

A browser game casts you as a cycling influencer touring Japan, managing gear, money, weather, and campsites along the way.

A free browser parking game where you drive, fire thrusters, and try to stick a spectacular landing.

A browser game where players claim real street routes by running loops and try to cut opponents’ open lines.

A community experiment invites cat owners to submit videos and guess whether their cat will settle inside a tape square.

An unofficial browser game turns a Tesla-themed Roadster into a hover-and-drive mission: reach Mars Parking while navigating a city jam.

The site introduces an upcoming RPG where players befriend clay creatures, battle in teams, and reshape them by firing.

A browser game pairs daytime fry-shop management with nighttime rules for surviving potato-pile anomalies.

A site introducing a soulslike action RPG set in Hollowkiln, a pottery city whose porcelain soldiers keep guarding their districts after its great kiln goes cold.

Keystroker is a keyboard-only typing game where players attack with words, block incoming ones, and spend energy on combat abilities.

Orsande presents an early-build sandbox MMO set on Cannella, where players can glide, sail, trade cargo, and risk it in open PvP.

A fictional open-world crime game presents a free browser story and a separate online character option.

A playable physics-puzzle game where each level hides a rule to discover, and players can remix levels with a sentence.

A real-map game turns each 15-metre stretch of the world into a room where you can explore and collect what’s around you.

A cyberpunk play-by-email roleplaying game pairs 72-hour GM-resolved rounds with an in-world network for contracts, rumors, and private crew negotiations.

A Chinese-language fan guide to the “奶蛙” meme, with origin lore, character genealogy, art remixes, trivia and a browser-game collection.

A showcase for an action RPG set in Brackmouth, 2091, where flood-rescue diver Juno Pell traverses a stilt-built city on cables and answers radio calls.

TalkWorld presents a walkable virtual town for meeting people and chatting by text or voice, playable in a browser or through Windows and Linux downloads.

Their Best Friend is a bilingual narrative-horror operator sim set at a small-town hotline in 1977; its site says it is coming to PC and Mac.

An experimental browser experience where you manage a prisoner’s daily routine and try to rehabilitate him for release.

A personal collection of browser-based music experiments and themed visual-generation prompts.

A free browser game builds a year-by-year life from real-world birth statistics, then gives the player a few choices that can bend its course.

Front Line presents a turn-based grid tactics game for CPU or online play, with an editor for building and testing maps.

A browser-based movement game asks players to evade moving camera frames by ducking, stepping sideways, or jumping.

A $7-per-child monthly novelty service that turns household costs into a printed invoice for a kid living at home.

This Île-de-France transit game invites players to spend virtual tokens predicting disruption, betting on delays, and racing to find detours.

A browser game turns colouring numbered cells into timed races, solo challenges, bot matches, and multiplayer rounds.

An interactive, physics-based electric-roadster test drive lets you configure suction fans, thrusters, flight assistance, weather, and more.

A browser-based strategy game where players line up stones or shove an opponent’s gems off the board.

A free, no-download browser paintball game built around rival fraternity houses and a keg-stealing match.

A Polish family game and archive for collecting recipes, home remedies, and memories through short rounds played across generations.

A browser-based persistent survival game where players contend with the land—and one another.

An electronic press kit for a ten-track creative kids’ rock album, with audio previews, artwork, and press materials.

An in-browser golf challenge game offers solo and party rounds, with a new wheel challenge at each tee.

A Korean-language pixel action RPG homepage presents character creation, combat controls, a story world, and shared multiplayer features.

BotFrags turns ranked Valorant performance into player shares, with virtual credits, player lookups, rankings, and portfolios.

A party game for living rooms or Discord where players race to claim a song prompt and sing an answer.

An online puzzle asks players to connect every base in a garden-themed map using the displayed minimum energy.